Pride & Prejudice: Atlanta

Well done and clever riff on Pride and Prejudice. Incorporates the black community in 2019 very authentically, I think. Although it mostly matches scene for scene, with its own interpretation, of course, there were some differences which were more welcome then not. Welcome because an exact copy would just be boring. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett had a happy marriage, and Jane was a widow with a young son, for example. Updates include Lizzy being a community activist, Darcy running for public office, Bingley being a professional golfer, Mr. Bennett is the pastor of an urban church. The Georgiana character was cut. Very enjoyable.

Omg! This might have been a good movie had it not been for the music in almost EVERY scene! So unnecessary!

The movie is a romantic comedy that is one of my favorites. I recommend it for anyone, it's a really good movie to watch for passing time or just to enjoy with friends or family, get your snacks ready ;) be prepared for fun

Love the cast...always so great to see Jackée...and there were some fun laugh-out-loud moments. I would give it more than 6 stars if it weren't for the watered-down plot...everyone's nice, no bad or even silly men here. The best thing about Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice is the way it highlights issues faced by women of the time (many of which persist to this day...being judged on appearance, falling prey to the unscrupulous, etc., etc., etc.) A wonderful idea for a film and enjoyable for a tv movie...but PLEASE someone make a big-screen version with all the trials and travails of the original, lots more Atlanta humor, and costumes, sets and landscapes to rival 2005's Pride & Prejudice featuring Keira Knightley. I'll be waiting :)

Acting was okay. Chemistry was lukewarm. But I liked how it stayed true mostly to the novel. Cute twists on characters to bring it to modern day. I wish they would have done something less predictable with the styling. See Crazy Rich Asians. Can somebody invest some real money to make an all back cast Pride and Prejudice? I would love to see that.